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After two weeks in Cambodia, I look back at my terrified self at Heathrow Airport and I want to tell her it’s all going to work out just fin...[Read More]

You walk into the rowdiest grade one class of the week: instantly, a bundle of seven-year-olds cling to your legs, grapple for high-fives an...[Read More]

My first thought as I left the airport in Phnom Penh was about the heat – so hot! It hits you straight away but luckily, after a few days, y...[Read More]

Jenny had no teaching experience when she started teaching English online – but now she’s successful and loving it! Read on to find out how ...[Read More]

If you’re a female who’s planning to take on the big wide world all on your own, we salute you! Us strong, independent women have got to sti...[Read More]

3 out of 4 millennials would rather buy an experience than something material. And from our experience, that usually means travel plans are ...[Read More]

First day nerves? Don’t worry, we all get them. But if you’re approaching your first time standing in front of a classroom full of kids, the...[Read More]

No degree? You can still teach abroad. But when you’re contending for jobs against teachers who do have a degree, you might benefit from a l...[Read More]

Having had five weeks to digest Hanoi’s craziness, I’ve learnt to accept that Vietnam’s capital will always baffle me. The city’s concoction...[Read More]

In today’s digital world, it’s no surprise that teaching English online is a fast-expanding industry. It’s great for teachers because it mea...[Read More]